كَان
kɛn
basic morphological information

v. (I)

it was
было
كان
CSOL II 502; Wehr 847; Behnstedt 1092
text examples

náˁaʰ áḥsan hek ľaw kɛn gέhɛmk ‘It would be better for you now, were you to go back home.’ (CSOL II 16:11)

other notes

Borrowed from the Arabic kwn as opposed to the inherited kɔn.